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These courses are offered for science credit at Gilman Middle and High School.
COURSE TITLE LENGTH QUICK DESCRIPTION MIDDLE SCHOOL - GRADES 6-8 MS Science, Year A
(for grades 6-8)1 yr MS Sci YA, is an integrated science course. Lesson topics include (1) metabolism, (2) genetic traits, (3) thermal energy, (4) Earth's oceans, (5) weather, and (6) Earth's atmosphere.
Instructor: Mrs. SteinbachMS Science, Year B
(for grades 6-8)1 yr MS Sci YB, is an integrated science course. Lesson topics include (1) plate motion, (2) rock transformations, (3) phase change, (4) chemical reactions, (5) populations and resources, and (6) matter and energy in ecosystems.
Instructors: Mrs. SteinbachMS Science, Year C
(for grades 6-8)1 yr MS Sci YC, is an integrated science course. Lesson topics include: (1) force and motion, (2) magnetic fields, (3) light waves, (4) Earth, Moon, and Sun, (5) natural selection, and (6) Earth's history.
Instructors: Mrs. SteinbachHIGH SCHOOL - GRADE 9 Biology
(for grade 9)1 yr Bio introduces students to the study of life.
NOTE: All students must take Biology to meet science graduation requirements.
Instructor: Mrs. SteinbachHIGH SCHOOL - GRADE 9-12 Intro to Agriscience
(for grades 9-12)1 sem This course explores the field of agriscience. Intro to Agriscience is an Ag course that is approved for science credit.
Instructor: Mr. RosemeyerHIGH SCHOOL - GRADE 10-12 Introduction to Chemistry
(for grades 10-12)1 sem Intro to Chem explores basic concepts in chemistry (e.g., study of matter and its interactions).
Prerequisite: Alg I & II
Instructor: Mrs. PersonChemistry
(for grades 10-12)1 yr Chem is a general chemistry course where we study matter and its interactions.
Prerequisite: Alg I
Instructor: Mrs. SteinbachIntroduction to Physics
(for grades 10-12)1 sem Intro to Physics explores the basic concepts of physics (e.g., study of force, energy, and motion).
Prerequisite: Alg I & II
Instructor: Mrs. PersonAdvanced Biology
(for grades 1o-12)1 sem Advanced Bio explores the introductory science and practices utilized by biomedical professionals. Examples of biomedical career areas include medicine, dentistry, physical therapy, veterinary medicine, nursing, chiropractic medicine, etc.
Prerequisite: Bio and Intro to Chem/Chem recommended
Instructor: Mrs. SteinbachAquatic Science
(for grades 10-12)1 sem Aquatic Sci explores ocean and freshwater environments as well as the organisms that live in them. This course offers a survey of oceanography, marine biology, and limnology.
Prerequisite: Bio and Intro to Chem/Chem recommended
Instructor: Mrs. SteinbachScience of Country Life
(for grades 10-12)1 sem Country Life Sci digs deep into the science of our rural life. This student-driven course will allow us to learn the ins and outs of country life skills and traditions.
Prerequisite: Bio and Intro to Chem/Chem recommended
Instructor: Mrs. SteinbachPlant and Soil Science
(for grades 10-12)1 sem In this course, students will study the principles of plant biology, soil composition, and the interactions that influence plant growth. Plant and Soil Science is an Ag course that is currently under review for approval for science credit.
Instructor: Mr. RosemeyerProduction Animal Science
(for grades 10-12)1 sem This course allows students to explore topics such as animal nutrition, breeding, health, and ethical considerations in animal agriculture. Production Animal Science is an Ag course that is approved for science credit.
Instructor: Mr. RosemeyerHIGH SCHOOL - GRADE 11-12 Advanced Chemistry/
CVTC General Chemistry 806-134,
4.0 credits
(for grades 11-12)1 yr Gen Chem is a second year general chemistry course. It is articulated with Chippewa Valley Technical College's General Chemistry 806-134 allowing students to earn 4.0 CVTC college credits.
Prerequisite: Chem and Alg II (both B- or higher)
Instructor: Mrs. SteinbachIntroduction to Biochemistry/
CVTC Introduction to Biochemistry 806-186, 4.0 credits
(for grades 11-12)1 yr Biochem students study the chemical substances and processes that occur in living things. It is articulated with Chippewa Valley Technical College's Introduction to Biochemistry 806-186 allowing students to earn 4.0 CVTC college credits.
Prerequisite: Bio and Chem (both B- or higher)
Instructor: Mrs. Steinbach
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Gilman Middle/High School
325 N Fifth Ave
Gilman, WI 54433
